Cheng Shuang stroked her chin thoughtfully and said, "No lights, no lingering, keep quiet. By the way, have you read your book?" She looked at Liao Yuewei, seemingly asking casually.

"How dare I look!" Liao Yuewei spread her hands helplessly. "I've only been here a short while, and I don't dare to touch anything. It's already quite an achievement that I was able to find my way to the library in the dark."

"What should we do then?" The little girl pouted, blinking her eyes in confusion. "I'm scared!"

Liao Yuewei was taken aback, then patted the little girl's head and gently comforted her, "Don't be afraid, I'm here! Since I brought you in, I will take you out."

His peach blossom eyes sparkled, gratitude flashing in them. He suddenly grabbed the young lady's waist and pounced into her arms, nuzzling her affectionately.

The girl with glasses rubbed her eyes, feeling that the gesture was somewhat familiar...

After discussing it, the two decided to start with the pig-headed monster.

With the menacing pig-headed monster dealt with, the library is no longer a room-like setting. After all, no one knows what unforeseen complications might arise from challenging the library's rules, so it's better to get through the immediate crisis first before considering the remaining issues.

The process of gradually opening the door has restarted.

Seeing this, Cheng Shuang, in a fit of desperation, ordered Sang Sang Guai to turn on all the lights. Since the fact that there were people in the library had already been exposed, there was no point in trying to cover it up anymore.

Liao Yuewei stood at the door, deliberately lingering in the crack. The pig-headed monster's grunting grew louder and louder, as it slowly pushed the door open.

Just a few minutes later, a huge head pushed its way in, but was stuck in the door and couldn't move freely.

Its blood-red bean eyes swept across the room, and it immediately spotted a tiny figure standing not far away. Despite its poor eyesight and the dim light, it twitched its nose and managed to recognize the small figure under the lamp. Instantly, old and new grudges surged into its heart, and its ugly pig face shrank abruptly. Its entire head shrunk into a wrinkled ball like a deflated balloon, and it stumbled and staggered into the doorway.

At the same time, the tripwire that Liao Yuewei and Xiong Baobao had been holding, which was also knocked away by it in one go.

Fortunately, the pig-headed monster retained a sliver of reason, instinctively wary of the library's rules, and managed to stop just before crashing into the corner of the table.

What it didn't notice was that the tripping rope, due to inertia, had its two ends tangled and ended up on its shoulder.

Having seen everything, Liao Yuewei gave Cheng Shuang a thumbs up, while Xiong Baobao nimbly used the desk next to him to jump off the doorknob and ran towards the little girl.

The pig-headed monster held its head and shook it. Its shrunken head began to inflate as if it were being inflated, until its features were clearly revealed on its ferocious face, at which point the inflating stopped.

Its blood-red, beady eyes stared at Cheng Shuang, who was so close to it, with hatred and greed. It no longer wanted to devour her; it wanted to crush her with a toe.

Let her die in despair and pain, like stepping on an insignificant ant.

The pig-headed monster lifted its foot and chuckled maliciously. Then, it saw the little ant take something out of its pocket and slowly hang it around its neck.

Because of the height difference, the pig-headed monster couldn't see clearly at first, but a subconscious sense of crisis made it stop its retaliatory actions. It bent down with difficulty, widened its eyes, and saw the little ant holding the familiar ribbon around its neck and waving it at it.

A small ID card was tied to the bottom of the ribbon. Five words were written on the card in a blurry way, which seemed to be "Liberator".

Pig-headed monster: ...

Cheng Shuang smiled and beckoned with her finger. The pig-headed monster subconsciously moved closer, and a slender yet resilient tripwire swung right under its eyelids.

The bean-shaped object swayed back and forth along the trailing thread, finally settling on the two small, fragrant pieces of food tied to it.

food?

He drooled and sucked hard.

food!

Douyan slowly looked at the librarian, his eyes filled with both fear and hatred, his whole body stiff as a stone.

"Let me think." The little girl held up a makeshift megaphone made of rolled-up cardboard. "You're Song Xiaosha, right? Don't think I won't remember you just because you took off your student ID! This semester you made a small mistake and a big demerit in the library, and now you've brought food into the library again. Are you trying to prolong your punishment of cleaning the library?"

Despite the rudimentary loudspeaker, even with auxiliary equipment to amplify the sound, the small person's voice was still not very clear to the pig-headed monster. But strangely, it could hear every word clearly, especially what followed.

"Don't you feel ashamed? Just because you repeatedly break school rules, you've caused the school a huge problem. Your friends, your classmates, and your teachers have all suffered. How can you face them? How do you think they will view you? Don't you feel regret and sadness watching them suffer?"

The little girl's mouth babbled out words that were sharp and cutting.

The pig-headed monster held its head in its hands, and from its initial bewilderment, it slowly backed away. Even though its beady eyes were surprisingly small, the sorrow and fear seeping from them were still clearly visible to everyone.

These words clearly dealt it a heavy blow.

The little girl hesitated for a second, her heart softening, but then she started chattering away again.

"Have you done right by the school that raised you? Have you done right by the teachers who taught you? Have you done right by your beloved classmates? When you think of them, don't you feel heartbroken and regretful?"

The pig-headed monster's beady eyes gradually moistened, and tears welled up in the corners of its eyes. Because its most painful secret had been touched, its steps began to falter. Its two-legged walking style became a stumbling block. After taking a few steps back, with a thud, its huge head tilted back and hit the corner of the table hard. Unable to get up, it fell heavily to the ground.

Thin streaks of blood spread out.

Peach Blossom Eyes flickered slightly. It turned out that the head was the pig-headed monster's weak point; although large, its skin was thin.

"Song Xiaosha, the librarian is punishing you by making you continue cleaning the library for three more days!"

Cheng Shuang, taking advantage of the situation, issued the punishment order, took two steps to the side, and saw that the pig-headed monster was lying motionless on the ground with its eyes closed and its expression struggling. He then jumped onto the bear cub that was hiding in the corner and ran away as fast as he could.

When they reached the pig-headed monster's head, they could faintly hear it muttering.

The little bear gradually slowed its pace, and Cheng Shuang, straining her ears, seemed to hear a few words, "I was wrong! Wrong! Yu... I hurt you, Yu... please forgive me..."

The voice grew softer and softer, and then something else was said. Just as the little girl was about to approach to listen, she noticed that the bear cub cautiously stepped back.

Whoosh!

With a buzzing sound like an arrow piercing the sky, Cheng Shuang looked up abruptly and saw a bright, sharp object flying straight towards him, piercing the center of the pig-headed monster's forehead, leaving the feathers outside trembling.

It's a feathered arrow!

Before dying, the pig-headed monster opened its eyes as if it had realized something, staring at the void for a long time, its fangs bared and lips slightly upturned, a tear spilling from the corner of its eye.

"Rain... Rain, you've finally agreed to see me..."

The ugly head suddenly exploded.